Zsolt Sospataki and his family welcome you at our High-Lord English Bulldogs website. Our breeding first priority to have great dogs with excellent genetic and bloodline. At the SHOW RING they are magnificent, and our breeding is successful type of hereditary.

High-Lord Pompey Best junior in show!!!

High-Lord Pompey Best junior in show!!!
Congratulations to the owners Kiet Tuan !!!

Health Guarantee for our English bulldogs

1 year Health Guarantee

Purchaser must have the puppy examined by a licensed veterinarian within three business days of arrival.

Seller must be informed immediately of the initial veterinarian examination (as stated in clause 1.) results by email. Failure to do so will render this guarantee null and void.

If the initial examination (as stated in clause 1.) indicates that at the time of sale, the puppy was unfit for purchase due to illness, disease, or congenital disorder, purchaser must return the puppy to HIGH LORD KENNEL for an exchange of equivalent value. Shipping costs are the responsibility of purchaser.

Seller guarantees the puppy against fatal viruses for seventy-two (72) hours after arrival. These include distemper, Parvo, and Corona Virus.

The puppy is guaranteed until one years of age against fatal and life-altering congenital and genetic diseases. Except what is to be normal and part of the English Bulldog breed : Cherry Eye, Entropion, “loose hips”, skin allergies, elongated soft palate, and small trachea. We will guarantee kidney, heart, pancreas, spine, and liver problems of a severe and life-threatening or life-altering nature. Certain disorders resultant from environmental factors, including skin allergies, thyroid dysfunction, Demodex mange, and other autoimmune disorders, are not covered by this health guarantee.

If the dog dies during the time frame of this guarantee, purchaser agrees to have a necropsy performed to ascertain the cause of death. If the cause of death is determined by a veterinarian to be genetic or congenital, seller will replace the puppy. Shipping costs are the responsibility of purchaser.

Seller must be notified of any health issues covered by this guarantee within two (2) business days following a licensed veterinarian’s determination. Purchaser shall provide two (2) separate diagnoses from two (2) different veterinarians stating the same conclusion. If the problem is covered by this guarantee, seller shall provide a replacement puppy of equal value. Shipping costs are the responsibility of purchaser. E-mail your puppies results to highlordenglishbulldog@dogs.com

This guarantee does not cover health occurrences such as intestinal parasites (Coccidiosis, Giardia, Tapeworms, Hookworms, Roundworms or Ringworms) Kennel Cough, Pneumonia, Ear Mites, Fleas, Ticks, Skin Mites, Mange (Sarcoptic, Demodectic or Cheyletiella), Cherry Eye, Allergies, Herniations (Inguinal, Perineal, or Diaphragmatic), Heart Murmur grades I, II or III, Patella Luxation grades I, II or III. This guarantee does not cover any Veterinarian costs associated with spaying or neutering, including undescended testes. Kennel Cough is self limiting and, like the common cold, must run its course. Full recovery is expected, and Kennel Cough alone it is not life-threatening.

No replacement or money will be returned if the dog is diagnosed with hip dysplasia and if the dog is overweight or over exercised. Buyer should become prepared to deal with the complex health issues and food matters of English bulldogs.

Seller shall not be held responsible for veterinarian fees or costs. Purchaser is aware that owning and puppy requires trips to the veterinarian and understands that he/she will be responsible for all payments.

Purchaser will keep the puppy current on all vet care, including shots, D-worming, and heart worm tests and medication. Purchaser agrees to feed the puppy with premium dog food and not allow the puppy to become obese. Purchaser also agrees to take optimal care of the puppy, which includes providing proper exercise, up-keeping dental, coat, and other hygiene, feeding and watering on a daily basis, providing a dry outdoor shelter, and providing adequate mental stimulation.

Our puppies are just FCI registered. In case of transport paperwork can lasts from eight weeks to eight months. There isnt any limited registration in our contracts.

This contract is valid only for original purchaser and puppy, and is not transferable. Registration papers for all registered puppies will be sent by certified mail. If the papers are lost, the purchaser is responsible for obtaining new papers. We will assist by providing copies, if available.

Smooth-coated, thick set, rather low in stature, broad, powerful and compact. Head (#), fairly large in proportion to size but no point so much in excess of others as to destroy the general symmetry, or make the dog appear deformed, or interfere with its powers of motion. Face short, muzzle broad, blunt and inclined upwards. Dogs showing respiratory distress highly undesirable. Body short, well knit, limbs stout, well muscled and in hard condition with no tendency towards obesity. Hindquarters high and strong but somewhat lighter in comparison with heavy foreparts. Bitches not so grand or well developed as dogs.

Head and SkullSkull large in circumference. Viewed from front appears very high from corner of lower jaw to the apex of skull; also very broad and square. Cheeks well rounded and extended sideways beyond eyes. Viewed from side, head appears very high and short from back to point of nose. Forehead flat with skin upon and about head, loose and finely wrinkled, neither prominent nor overhanging face. Projections of frontal bones prominent, broad, square and high; deep, wide indentation between eyes. From stop, a furrow, both broad and deep extending to middle of skull being traceable to apex. Face from front of cheek bone to nose, short, skin wrinkled. Muzzle short, broad, turned upwards and very deep from corner of eye to corner of mouth. Nose and nostrils large, broad and black, under no circumstances liver colour, red or brown; top set back towards eyes. Distance from inner corner of eye (or from centre of stop between eyes) to extreme tip of nose not exceeding length from tip of nose to edge of under lip. Nostrils large and wide and open with well defined vertical straight line between. Flews (chops) thick, broad, pendant and very deep, hanging completely over lower jaws at sides, not in front, joining under lip in front and quite covering teeth. Jaws broad, massive and square, lower jaw projecting (##) in front of upper and turning up. Nose roll must not interfere with the line of the layback. Viewed from front, the various properties of the face must be equally balanced on either side of an imaginary line down centre.

Correct head with massive skull and forehead

Incorrect head with button ears and protruding teeth

Incorrect head with eyes too large, prominent and incorrectly placed

Rounded skull rather than flat between the ears, lacking massiveness.

Correct head viewed from the side with flat forehead, correct turn-up and lay-back

Head lacking in basic skull structure. Forehead rounded rather than flat. Weak turn-up and lay-back

Head too short in skull from eye to ear, jaw without typical basket-handle arch, and protruding teeth

EyesSeen from front, situated low down in skull, well away from ears. Eyes and stop in same straight line, at right angles to furrow. Wide apart, but outer corners within the outline of cheeks. Round in shape, of moderate size, neither sunken nor prominent, in colour very dark – almost black – showing no white when looking directly forward. Free from obvious eye problems.

EarsSet high – i.e. front edge of each ear (as viewed from front) joins outline of skull at top corner of such outline, so as to place them as wide apart, as high and as far from eyes as possible. Small and thin. ’Rose ear‘ correct, i.e. folding inwards back, upper or front inner edge curving outwards and backwards, showing part of inside of burr.

Flap-eared, poor carriage, common fault with large, tick ears not to be confused with button ears (no forward carriage)

Erect ears or bat ears, with broad base and facing forward, nowadays a very rare fault

Tulip ears, common among the early bull-baiting bulldogs

MouthJaws broad and square with six small front teeth between canines in an even row. Canines wide apart. Teeth large and strong, not seen when mouth closed. When viewed from front under jaw directly under upper jaw and parallel.

Correct undershot, slightly prognathous because of turn-up also called ‘reverse scissors bite’

Incorrect, too prognathous common error in the Bulldog

Incorrect, retruded, also called overshot, overbite or parrot mouth

Incorrect, level bite, the upper and lower teeth meet each other edge to edge.

Scissors bite, incorrect in Bulldogs, but normal bite in most dog breeds

NeckModerate in length (###), very thick, deep and strong. Well arched at back, with much loose, thick and wrinkled skin about throat, forming dewlap on each side, from lower jaw to chest.

double dwelap, well divided on each side

correct neck arched at the back, presenting a convexe line. Short, but very thick and strong

ForequartersShoulders broad, sloping and deep, very powerful and muscular giving appearance of being ’tacked on‘ body. Brisket capacious, round and very deep from top of shoulders to lowest part where it joins chest. Well let down between forelegs. Large in diameter, round behind forelegs (not flat-sided, ribs well rounded). Forelegs very stout and strong, well developed, set wide apart, thick, muscular and straight, presenting rather bowed outline, but bones of legs large and straight, not bandy nor curved and short in proportion to hind legs, but not so short as to make back appear long, or detract from dog’s activity and so cripple him. Elbows low and standing well away from ribs. Pasterns short, straight and strong.

BodyChest wide, laterally round, prominent and deep. Back short, strong, broad at shoulders, comparatively narrower at loins. Slight fall to back close behind shoulders (lowest part) whence spine should rise to loins (top higher than top of shoulder), curving again more suddenly to tail, forming arch (termed roach back) – a distinctive characteristic of breed. Body well ribbed up behind with belly tucked up and not pendulous.

Correct body with typical roach (wheel back) which rises over the loins then curves down to the base of the low-set tail

Incorrect flat backline (characteristic of the Terrier)

Sway-back, exaggeration of the roach, found in dogs lacking firm musculation

Camel back, excessively arched back

Belly well tucked-upbehind the ribs

Chest and brisket lack depth,lack of tuck-up at loin

HindquartersLegs large and muscular, longer in proportion than forelegs, so as to elevate loins. Hocks slightly bent, well let down; legs long and muscular from loins to hock; short, straight, strong lower part. Stifles round and turned slightly outwards away from body. Hocks thereby made to approach each other and hind feet to turn outwards.

Correct hindquarters The slight turn-out at the stifle permits the hocks to approach each other just a bit.

Correct hind legs, the knee joint (stifle) and the heel (hock joint) should be slightly bent and the lower part of the leg from the hock to the feet (the pasterns) should be short.

Incorrect hindquarters with sickle hocks, over flexion of the hock joint (impression of a ‘sickle’). The result is an unnatural, ‘waterpumping’ action of the hind legs during movement. (compare normal on the right)

Incorrect hindquarters Straight stifles, no flexion of the stifles or hocks, resulting in a stilted, unnatural movement. (compare normal on the left)

FeetFore, straight and turning very slightly outward; of medium size and moderately round. Hind, round and compact. Toes compact and thick, well split up, making knuckles prominent and high.

Correct feet
slightly turned-out

Incorrect hare feet

Incorrect turned-out feet

Incorrect splayed feet

TailSet on low, jutting out rather straight and then turning downwards. Round, smooth and devoid of fringe or coarse hair. Moderate in length – rather short than long – thick at root, tapering quickly to a fine point. Downward carriage (not having a decided upward curve at end) and never carried above back.

Proper tail, straight

Screw tail.

Faulty tail carried gaily

Faulty high-set tail

Faulty inverted tail

Gait/MovementPeculiarly heavy and constrained, appearing to walk with short, quick steps on tips of toes, hind feet not lifted high, appearing to skim ground, running with one or other shoulder rather advanced. Soundness of movement of the utmost importance.

CoatFine texture, short, close and smooth (hard only from shortness and closeness, not wiry).

ColourWhole or smut, (i.e. whole colour with black mask or muzzle). Only whole colours (which should be brilliant and pure of their sort) viz., brindles, reds with their various shades, fawns, fallows etc., white and pied (i.e. combination of white with any of the foregoing colours). Dudley, black and black with tan highly undesirable.

SizeDogs: 25 kgs (55 lbs); bitches: 23 kgs (50 lbs).

FaultsAny departure from the foregoing points should be considered a fault and the seriousness with which the fault should be regarded should be in exact proportion to its degree and its effect upon the health and welfare of the dog.

NoteMale animals should have two apparently normal testicles fully descended into the scrotum.

Name: JCH.Mystic Bull So Just Samurai (Male) Sold

Description: He was born on 18th of May in 2013. In my opinion, Samurai’s shape is excellent and his movement is very good. His bone structure is remarkably strong. Type of his head is brilliant which is completed with extra skin. He has great back line and angle of back legs.

His father is: CH.Imbecilo Del Boqueron (Spanish import) I want to highlight his good propertiers considering coupling. In addition, his type is very good with excellent movement and shape.

His mother is: Pretty Bull Aisha who is a brilliant striped English Bulldog female. Her type of head is immensely good with great shape of body and movement.